15 number-plate recognising cameras installed on Dwarka, Delhi-Jaipur expressways

Of the 15 ANPR cameras – six have been installed along NH-48 (also referred to as the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway) and nine on Dwarka Expressway.

These cameras monitor 14 types of incidents, including speeding, driving without seat belts or helmets, triple riding, wrong-side driving, and lane change violations, among others.

“Violators will face challans under the Motor Vehicles Act, enforced via the camera network. The initiative aims to enhance road safety and ensure seamless travel for commuters,” a traffic police spokesperson said.

The city’s traffic police had last month announced restrictions on the movement of slow-moving vehicles on the two major highways to enhance road safety in high-speed corridors.

Two-wheelers, including motorcycles and scooters, three-wheelers, including e-rickshaws and e-carts, non-motorised vehicles, agricultural tractors, multi-axle hydraulic trailers, and quadricycles are prohibited from using the main lanes from the Sirhaul border to Kherki Daula, and from Kherki Daula to the Delhi border.

Instead, drivers now use the designated service lanes to avoid potential accidents.

To enforce compliance, the Gurgaon traffic police had conducted awareness programs at key junctions along these routes.